World tensions rise as Big Four talks near shift
The United States Britain and France press for progress at the Geneva talks while Soviet policy colors the conference. Dulles signals willingness to extend Eisenhower aerial inspection to allied nations if the Soviet Union reverses course. Molotov hints at possible limited disarmament steps, with decisions arriving by midweek as negotiations extend to Page Five.
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Dulles
Rusia
United States
Eisenhower
America
Soviet Union
Associated Press
Britain
France
mTe
Wester
Vyacheslis Malotov
Joanah Bulk
Che Aofier
Mlich Dutdés Luethes
Sines Ue
West
Srius
Vi My Molotov
Simmit
Wimont Vane
Molotov
Russia
Disarmamun
Bisen
Western Auto Plans To Build New Outlet In Local Lot
Western Auto owner on North Center Street purchased the large northwest corner lot at East Washington Street and Maple Avenue and will erect a new retail outlet. Rogers Structural Steel Co. will start work on a 100 by 172 foot building facing Washington Street, to be completed before February 4 to vacate the Center Street site. An unused section will be kept for parking during the transition.
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Taster Lops
Western Auto Assoalite
North Center Street
East Washinigton Street
Maple Avenue
Hitute
Cardinals Father Ties Abington Man’s Tie to Daughter
Cardinal Spellman of New York presided at a ceremony linking Abington resident William Spellman to his daughter Mrs. George Garrity. Spellman, a longtime Whitewater grocer, retired in 1991 after nearly 40 years in business.
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Cardinals
Abington
Mass
William Spellman
Therot
Francis Cartishtl
Comedy Of Errors Marks Vote Contest For Constable In First Ward
In Erie County courthouse, John W. Cullen challenged the First Ward constable race alleging ballot printing errors mislisting parties. Election board admitted a mix up that placed Cullen and Nichols as winners in primaries, ultimately affirming Nichols as the winner on final tally despite write in status.
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City
Tor
Erie County
John W. Cullen
First Ward
Perry
Nichols
Cullen
Muether
Election Board
Stevenson Set to Attack Foreign Policy in 1952 Campaign
Stevenson plans to criticize the Eisenhower era foreign policy and push for greater business voice in government. He will announce from Chicago and speak tonight at the University of Virginia Charlottesville, with ABC radio coverage. His aides name Averell Harriman and Estes Kefauver as rivals, and volunteers mobilize under Barry Bingham as the race heats up.
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Washington
Todiy Adlai EB. Stevenson
Stevenson
Chicawa
Jim Forceigt
University of Virginila
Charlottesville
ABC Radio
Wtht
Dena
Achiwon
Inerlor
Oscar Chapman
Demosaute National Committee
Jene Ward
Nat Staverton
Canaidius
James Finnigan
Philadelphia City Consell
Barry Bingham
Louisville, Ky
Coulier-journal
Louisville ‘Times
Fried
Bleenhower
Shawn Tia
Phough
Shaying Ite
Stavenson
Party Favoril
Averil Harriman
New York
Mar
Harriman Hawaila Ges
Yaverine Con
Estes Kefouver
Tennessee
Lkely
Stewinson
Befninger
Graham Cleared in Warren Bank Robbery Probe
Frak Douglas Graham of Gerry and Unter City is cleared of links to the August Lath robbery of the Warren National Bank Trichoke branch. State Police Captain Frank Milligan announced after Graham’s questioning and arrest in Newark amid ongoing Warr County case proceedings.
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Frak Douglas Graham
Gerry and Unter City
Trichoke
Warren National Bank
Ubi
Frank Milligan
Graham
Newark
Nowak
Warren Gaunty
Captain Nulligan
Sufi
Hunger Strike Waves Through London and Boston Prisons
Convicts at London prison farm resume work after a two day hunger strike led by Fritz Swenson and associates. In Boston sixteen inmates end a similar fast as officials move to address demands and restore order. Prison administration vows oversight to prevent further protests.
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Ress
London
Ohio
Hein
George E. Milley
Hhese Ten
Dinturbarice
Extricia
Miller
Boston
State Correction
Honeehuie Comnsultuts
Russell G. Oswald
Wisconsin
Oswald
Fritz Swenson
Joseph A. Flaharty
Walter HM. Balben
Theodore Green
Eibon
Hanover Shoe chief Allen Gudwell 85 dies in Hanover
Allen W. Gudwell 85, longtime vice president and general manager of Hanover Shoe, died yesterday in Hanover Pennsylvania. He previously led the firm’s accounting and risk departments and served as executive vice president of the Freeman Shoe Co. in Cory, Melnik.
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Hanover
Allen W. Gudwell
Vic
Hanover Shoe
Vise Prbals
The
Freeman Hoe Cory
Melnik Win
Yentrardicy
Egypt to buy jet planes from Italian firm
Rome reports Italy will block export licenses for 20 Vampire jet fighters ordered by Egypt, which also has a deal for up to 200 Soviet built fighters and 200 tanks plus submarines. Western powers weigh counter moves as pressure grows over arms to Egypt and regional balance.
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Egypt
Middle East
Arma Mice
Wath
Hrat
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Imei
NATO
Faypuian
Tsrneji
Dic
Tnver
Dows Simi
Eiyp
Czechoslovakia
Russian
Black Sea
Wilson R Fill
Gamat Be del Nasser
Isne Israetl
Washington
Sanin
Midd East
Tere
Plut Tinanelal
Palestine
Bolindiaries
Triesion
Tonduil
Hiv
Dolar
Nile River
Irriga
Coldest Weather Of Season Spread To Pennsylvania Sunday
A winter storm sweeping the Atlantic coast will bring the coldest weather of the season to Pennsylvania by Sunday. Reports indicate 4 inches in Bloombury, 3 inches in Wilkes-Barre, and 2 inches in Scranton with heavy snow across the Pocono Mountains and elevated areas. Strong winds and worsening travel conditions are expected.
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Atlantic
Pennsyvania
Ston
Pocunyy Mountains
MidWest
Pennayivania
Yror
stenIel
Bowie
Willes-Barre
Kidnapped Boy Declared Insane by Court
A judge ruled yesterday that a two year old boy held after an abduction from a hospital is insane. Mrs Belledicto, 27, contested the finding as Marcus from Stacktah will seek custody and recovery of his son through the proper channels.
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Frangisco
Bernadicto
Jonh
Stellnurl
Belledicto
Amtford
Marcus
Stacktah
Farewell Party Ends In Permanent Farewell
A hasty farewell party for youths en route to service ended in a fatal crash. A Milwaukee Road passenger train struck at a depot in Pinto, Glencoe. Sixteen youths died and four boys and two girls were scattered along the tracks. Victims include Robert Luedtke 18 and Rowe Frauendiest 17, both of Frathy New Aublin Milton Brel Je i Maquaret Fuller 18 Mour iet Dison 14 and Kari Dison 10 of Plato.
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Mini
Milwaukee Road
Pinto
Leon Odepdurad
Ink Yard
Prnk Webster
Odrpuard
Robert Luedtke
Rowe’ Frauendiest
Frathy
New Aublin
Milton Brel
Je i
Maquaret Fuller
Mouriet Dison
Kari
Plato
Storm Withdraws but Snow Lingers Across Eastern Coast
Coastal storm shifts northeastward, bringing rain and heavy snow to southern New England and Vermont New Hampshire. Forecasters warn of possible flooding earlier. now the threat recedes as winds ease. Snow totals reach up to several inches in parts of Massachusetts Rhode Island and New York with higher elevations expecting 6 to 8 inches later.
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Buren
Connecticut River
Vermont
New Hampshire
Nantucket Island
Cape Cod
Mass
Long Island
Manny
New York
Wren
Weather Bureau
Iad
Atlantee
Pight
Virginia Capes
Bassaith
Maines
Commie Cue
Massachnsonty Weir
Jewel Salesman's Car Burglarized Of 60000 In Gems
William H Henderson of Barkspur Palil reports his car burglarized of gems worth about 60000. Police quoted Henderson saying he was robbed after leaving a shop with samples including almond elvan and ping stains. Jewelry business adviser warned the thief against future returns.
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Jabauena
Ovat
William H. Henderson
Henderson
Barkspur
Palil
Yealhday Tyike
Hye Ahuyr
Teuik
Jock
Ping Stalin
Boyd
Jeeves de Cor
Grateful President Eisenhower Leaves Hospital for Washington
President Eisenhower leaves Fitzsimons Army Hospital and Lowry Air Force Base for Washington thanking medical staff nurses corpsmen and enlisted men for their care. He praises the worldwide prayers and goodwill as he departs with Mrs Eisenhower and Mrs Doud after seven weeks of illness.
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Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Lowry Air Force Base
Eisenhower
Ed Johnson
Will Nicholson
Mrs. Eisenhower
Fitzsitions Hospital
Joh B. Dodd
Lowry
Doid
Mt Lowsy
Doud
Buick
George Stowe Retires From Highway Dep't
George Stowe retires from the Erie County Highways Department after long service in the Corry area. Allen Loomis will fill his post. Wesley Moore, acting superintendent, notes Stowe’s dedication and readiness to respond to hazardous conditions, with Stowe believed to be the department’s oldest longtime employee.
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Sapenames
Auie
Corry
Harrisburg
Stowe
Aero Dispute Goes To Court Over Arbitration Award
Court confrontation centers on whether an AFL union and Acro Supply can appeal an arbitrator’s job evaluation ruling to Common Pleas Court. The dispute dates to 1959 when wages were claimed overpaid and $1420 recovered from workers.
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Rmana Amoor
AFL International Association
Machifithts Lodge 1508
Common Pleas
Acro Supplyifg Co., Inc
University of Buffalo
Wimwerd
Fim
Pennsylvania
Sie
Wife Walks Out Over Cold Home Before Anniversary
An expectant wife left her East Branch home yesterday after a note for her husband Ralph Davis citing freezing conditions. Police reports say the husband Mr Davis described her disappearance and neighbors were contacted while search efforts continued.
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Ralph Davis
Drake
Thera
Eidin
Bled
Uae
Huitin
Mothe
Davis
Alinannen
Brazil Army Seizes Government in Bloodless Coup
Rio de Janeiro reports show General Henrique Teixeira Lott-led army ousted Provisional President Carlos Luz while navy and air force remained loyal to Luz. Congress convenes to decide the presidency as tensions rise and arrests spread.
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Prefe
Rio DE Janeiro
Henrique Teixeira
Ott
Carlos Coimbrada
Luz Telxtina Lott
Nay
Air Force
Luz
Navy
Cireles
Congress
Neret Ramos
Vicw
Benat
Liz
House of Caputies
Pride Kelly
Ventiane
Teixeira Lott
Uct
Juscelino Kublischek
Dus
Rosignine
Central Army
Federal District
Bétne
Bocas
Tie
Milyta
Alvaro Fluty de Castro
Laio
Getulio Varuns
Fors
Kubitschik
Alm
Vinge
Elliot
Fire Causes 3.5 Million Loss In Trevose
A blaze in Trevose Pennsylvania caused an estimated 3.5 million dollars in damages. Three suspects are reported as hurt, and a night watchman discovered the fire near a library. The blaze originated in an unspecified area and destroyed part of a building on a central thoroughfare. The injured were treated at Nakrethy Hospital in Fortheast Philadelphia. Authorities continue investigations into the fire’s origin.
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Assoemuederes
Trevose Pa
Wieckrd
Butch
Milton Dallags
Don Hdl
Roberts
Trevose
Hutt
Aline Bisa
Bucky Couply
Jeph
Cael Korman
Hk Suittituatony
Naakrethy Hospital
Fortheast Philadelphia
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Telljing
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